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Are you guys aware that I'm a fan of Louis C.K. and his show Louie? Well, I am, and if you aren't a fan, you should be. The show wrapped it's third season last night and oh what a season it was. Here are just a few of my favorite episodes (they're all my favorite).

1) "Telling Jokes/Set Up" - I love this episode because Louie's daughter tells an incredibly odd joke that I love. A joke where you don't know the punchline and it doesn't necessarily make any sense. Also, anytime Louie dates is wonderful.

2) "Daddy's Girlfriend Part 1 & 2" - I'm lumping arcs together and you can't stop me. Maria Bamford appears in both episodes and Parker Posey convinces Louie to wear a dress. Hilarity ensues.

3) "Ikea/Piano Lesson" - Louie brings back a past (crazy) love from season 1 (and she's still crazy). Sarah Silverman pops up to give Louie some advice on his relationship with Marc Maron. Plus, we get to see old clips of them all doing stand up.

4) "Late Show Part 1, 2, & 3" - Louie's battle to become a late night talk show host. He makes Jay Leno not look like a bad guy which is impressive because he's totally a bad guy. David Lynch plays a pretty big role and it gives the episodes a Twin Peaks feel. Chris Rock and Jerry Seinfeld have bit parts and we get to see what it would be like if Louie hosted a talk show. It looked good.

5) "New Year's Eve" - Louie can make me feel emotions that no other show really does. He makes me laugh, he makes me sad, he makes me see the way the world is. Amy Poehler plays his sister and the episode as a whole is heartbreakingly good.

Louie is amazing. Watch it all.

Hey, it's the weekend, everyone is partying right?

1. Jerry Seinfeld is going to bring his web series, Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, back for another season!

2. SplitSider did a "Lost Roles Interview" with Tom Lennon, who we all know and love… obviously.

3. Quentin Tarantino did this interview where, basically, he says whatever he wants. Read it. It's incredible.

4. Jeff Ross roasted the Westboro Baptist Church in-person.

5. Conan O'Brien and Jack White sat down for some Serious Jibber Jabber.

Those were all the things that interested me this week. TWEET ME! @MrChrisDonahue

The seasons change; shoes go in and out of rotation. The moon waxes and wanes. The tides shift. The Earth's continents move ever-so-slowly apart from one another. And now, Daily Grace has moved from New York to Los Angeles. The coast. La-la Land. L.A.

And what does that mean? Does it CHANGE anything? Well, unless you are Grace Helbig or are someone with whom she has bloody marys in Brooklyn on a regular basis, it means absolutely NOTHING will be changing! She will still be making her videos daily on My Damn Channel and on You Tube, and she will still be hosting episodes of My Damn Channel LIVE. What. A. Relief.  

But you know what it means to me? It means I can construct a mental fantasy where Grace plays the part of Kramer in the three-episode storyline of Seinfeld (episode one, and two and three) where Kramer moves out to L.A. I'm going to imagine that Michelle Vargas asked Grace for her spare apartment keys back, triggering a domino effect that led to Grace becoming disillusioned with her life in NYC and prompted her to move to Los Angeles, which culminated in a role on Murphy Brown and a case of mistaken identity with the police and a murder! Yes, right now…I am…picturing this…

So, just to recap: nothing's changing. Grace will always be there for you gungans, her loyal fan base. She's just doing what she does-- and you know what? I am making a not so bold prediciton that her move to L.A. will yield great things, for her and for all of you fans out there. Trust me on this one!

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Hey guys, it's June and for me that can mean only one thing: cute girls in skimpy clothing in New York City! HURRAY! Here are two girls I just happen to be in love with:

1. Garfunkel and Oates put out this awesome new video about the differences between being 29 and 31, respectively. I'm not anywhere near those ages yet (thank god I'm not old) but I don't care what age I am, because I would LOVE to see Garfunkel and Oates in June. (Or any other month.)

2. Speaking of women-- which I love to do--The Huffington Post just released a list of 18 funny women to follow on Twitter, including Retta and Sarah Silverman. Do you follow them?

3. How about Louis C.K., Jerry Seinfeld and Marc Maron-- do you follow them? Seinfeld will possibly (hopefully!) appear on an episode of Louie this season. That's great news, considering they already announced that Marc Maron will appear on an upcoming episode as well. Comedy Nerd Heaven!

4. Speaking of collaborations... do you guys like hip hop? How about Neutral Milk Hotel? How about when people mix two wonderful things together? Then you'll love "In My G4 Over Da Sea." You'll also probably love "special brownies" or maybe even the combination of eating special brownies while listening to "In My G4 Over Da Sea!" You might love EVERYTHING. In, fact, you'll love ALL THE THINGS.

5. Another thing you'll probably love is watching Beth and Grace "Be Serious for 30 Seconds," because Fred Armisen told them to.

Hope you're having a good weekend and you haven't had to eat anyone's face, heart or brain because that's just rude!

1. Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly had a debate! It was $5 and you could watch it live on the internet. But so many people tried to watch it that their servers were overwhelmed, causing unpleasant viewing experiences for many. Oh, internet. It's nice to know you can still be a bitch when you want to.

2. Taken 2 obliterated all other competition at the box office this weekend. Did you see the parody that our Product Displacement friends Captain Hippo made? You should. It's pretty amazing.

3. Amber Tamblyn and David Cross got married! Huzzah! Congrats you two crazy kids. Er. Well. One of you might still be called a kid. Just one.

4. Jerry Sandusky is going to prison tomorrow, which, strangely, has inspired a number of articles about "What Jerry Sandusky Can Expect In Jail." Basically, everyone just wants to know is he going to be beat to within an inch of his life by other inmates who hate pedophiles more than any other criminal? Short answer: "Yes."

5. Mythbusters settled the biggest debate of our time: Did Jack really have to die in the movie Titanic? Now your 13-year-old self can know the definitive answer.

This is your My Damn Channel Public Service Announcement for the day: It's Free Cone Day at your local Ben & Jerry's.

Please note that you have eight whole hours in which to stand in line and get some free frozen goodness.

We advise you to stand in line at any time EXCEPT 4pm ET... because that's when you'll be watching the 10-minute show that is My Damn Channel LIVE. But other than that, go for it.

And maybe ask them if you can also get one to go so you can bring it to me at the My Damn Channel offices, okay? Because I'm chained to my desk, literally.*

*Not literally. Come on, you guys.